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Amazing Spider-Man #112
Writer: Gerry Conway
Pencils and inks: John Romita, Sr.
It’s another “Peter swears off being Spider-Man” issue.
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Writer: Gerry Conway
Pencils and inks: John Romita, Sr.
It’s another “Peter swears off being Spider-Man” issue.
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Writer: Roy Thomas
Pencils: Adrian Gonzales
Inks: Jerry Ordway
The All-Star Squadron must stop Baron Blitzkrieg from assassinating the Allied leaders.
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Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils: Marc Silvestri
Inks: Dan Green
It’s another Brood story, so you know that means tentacles and body horror.
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Today I
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edtied
4 (50.0%)
posted
2 (25.0%)
sent to beta
0 (0.0%)
researched
0 (0.0%)
planned
3 (37.5%)
had a cheeky break
0 (0.0%)
dealt with life
2 (25.0%)
Words and pencils: Dan Jurgens
Inks: George Perez
Prysm finds herself in the lost world of Skartaris.
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Plot: George Perez
Script: Roger Stern
Pencils: Dan Jurgens
Inks: Ty Templeton
Matrix's psychic link with Superman accidentally causes them to terrorise Smallville. Meanwhile, Intergang are still out to get Lois Lane.
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Writer: Roger Stern
Pencils: Tom Lyle
Inks: Bob Smith
Starman fights a super-powered hitman named Deadline.
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sent to beta
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I’m still riding the creative high and queer community solidarity feeling that came from reading at Writers With Drinks in Seattle. Charlie Jane Anders was an incandescent host, Charlie’s Queer Books put so many books into people’s hands, all the readers were fire!
The story I read from, “Large Emotional Models,” is now live on the Sunday Morning Transport!
I’ve just spent the past five minutes trying to write a sentence describing the story, but the story is itself the best expression of the underlying ideas, so I keep throwing them away. The official description is “a story about fitting into one’s skin and the universe.”
I was motivated to write it when I was on my way to an academic conference, and I got ad-targeted on Instagram by a university in Europe offering positions to American academics fleeing the country. I started writing a story on the airplane to the conference, balling up all my feelings about the moment we are living through right now, with AI and LLMs and attacks on academia and science and the tidal wave of transphobia, and out came a story that is about Prince and David Bowie and grief?
It is their free story this month, so everyone can read it, but if you’d like to try getting a really great sf/f story from Sunday Morning Transport every week, here’s a signup link for friends and family to get two months free: https://www.sundaymorningtransport.com/smt2024
Collage of photos from Writers with Drinks (photos by Jo Sisodia/Charlie’s Queer Books):
Mirrored from Cecilia Tan.
Writer: Doug Moench
Pencils and inks: Gray Morrow
Millennium tie-in.
The Spectre is pulled into the fight against the Manhunters.
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Writer: Bill Mantlo
Pencils: Ed Hannigan
Inks: Al Milgrom
Boomerang tries to prove himself to the Kingpin by eliminating Spider-Man.
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